After the demise of “real” socialism and the decline of “western” socialism, socialism can be salvaged as a social … socialism could derive from the socialization of consumption, if the consumption of public goods continues to make up a growing …

example, it suggests that economist’s tendency to see the economy and government as separate and not co-evolving intertwined … economy as a complex evolving system, arguing an important policy goal of government is to set up an ecostructure that helps …. government do little to further that goal. …

The paper considers four definitions of socialism. The definition of socialism as the public ownership of production … socialism as the overturn of the capital-labour relation. The author, however thinks that a correct definition requires the … public ownership of production means and the upsetting of the relation capital-labour. The other two definitions of socialism …

capitalism: market exchange and wage labour. Growth imperatives are emerging properties of these two social relations. I develop … a critique of steadystate economics and underline the ontological difference between a zero-growth capitalism and a post …

its denial of the conflictual nature of capitalism. There is need to understand Keynes' technical contributions regarding … preeminent monetary theorist. However, owing to his denial of conflict, he had a flawed view of capitalism which is why … Democracy. Contrary to conventional wisdom, his view of capitalism is supportive of Neoliberalism and Keynes can be viewed as a …